Being Selfish will bring the right ones to your life. Just Be Patient ( They will come )!

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By Bedor Alobaidi
Model-Bedor Alobaidi
In Toto Photo by Photographer Alex Borzo Fay



When you see someone who's treating you unfairly or misunderstood you in a way or another, do not go through unnecessary details with him/her, because no matter how much you gonna explain to them your point of view and try you're very best to make them understand the concept behind every single statement you were trying to make, they will never appreciate it.

So, why you keep bothering yourself with such kinds of people? While you must have been told that the better ones are yet to come to brighten your life the way that makes you happy and well-supported.
Never worry or think that you going to be lonely for the rest of your life because that is not correct. He or she will come eventually and share with you the most happiest, exciting moments of your life and will care about your success in every achievement you've done whether personally or professionally, stand with you in most needed and difficult times you perhaps would go through during a certain period of time, their job then going to be obviously lifting you up and will never disappoint you ( if they truly care about you ).

The true, kind, honest, and wonderful hearts still exist.. And you should never give up expecting them to come sooner or later throughout your life journey.

Optimism, going to be always the key that will open the right doors for you whenever and wherever you are at. 

Just make sure that you remind yourself of that.

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